COVID Watch

TheCentralScrutinizer said:
this was in their statement last night,said it would be dangerous to play without proper preparation
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Nothing is a given of course but as i stated before i’d much rather be in our position, they haven’t trained properly and who knows how the virus has effected their players who were infected, i actually think our schedule suits us, keeps our rhythm going, we won’t be training to hard just rest and recovery mostly, more tactical stuff than physical exertion, we’ll be fine as long as we don’t pick up key injuries.
 
Guscruz said:
It will effectively have been 20 days since their last game with the main team. They will be very rested and we will be tired.
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Jesus didn't look very rested on Wednesday night. Looked like he struggled
If 3 or 4 of there players are like that then we have a great chance of taking maximum points
 
This is going to sound insensitive for which I apologise, but it is true. As the season goes on, having had an outbreak in your squad will be an advantage. Assuming you don’t get it twice in a limited period, City, Fulham, Villa etc will potentially be less impacted as the number of vulnerable players is decreased, whereas they are likely to be playing other more impacted squads. The fact we have been on a good run despite managing this says a lot for our squad depth.
 
There are a few clubs who don’t seem to have been affected at all yet. Are they keeping things quiet or have they just been very lucky?
 
pure luck in someways.keep the risk down by doing the right thing but someone infected gets too close in a supermarket and your infected as well.dont think theres much you can do about fate
 
city saint said:
pure luck in someways.keep the risk down by doing the right thing but someone infected gets too close in a supermarket and your infected as well.dont think theres much you can do about fate
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Yep, the dog picked something up in the park the other day. When I picked it off his fur it turned out to be chewing gum that some arse spat out, I washed my hands raw when I got back but you never know. It doesn't have to be hooker's invited back for a party.
 
Whether or not said:
This is going to sound insensitive for which I apologise, but it is true. As the season goes on, having had an outbreak in your squad will be an advantage. Assuming you don’t get it twice in a limited period, City, Fulham, Villa etc will potentially be less impacted as the number of vulnerable players is decreased, whereas they are likely to be playing other more impacted squads. The fact we have been on a good run despite managing this says a lot for our squad depth.
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You mean our squad now have Herd Immunity?
 
Didsbury Dave said:
You mean our squad now have Herd Immunity?
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On a localised level, yes. The more members of the squad who have been infected, the less scope for further problems. So going into the next few months it must help if a lot of our lads have it behind them. To be clear however, I have no medical qualification whatsoever.
 
Whether or not said:
On a localised level, yes. The more members of the squad who have been infected, the less scope for further problems. So going into the next few months it must help if a lot of our lads have it behind them. To be clear however, I have no medical qualification whatsoever.
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i always thought you could re-catch it ?!
 
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